Bourgeois Pig

This place is a beautiful little hidden gem in east Hollywood. I’ve been coming here for years. It’s a cafe with a sort of hip dive bar kind of vibe. They have a different mix of furniture in the front all looking like it came straight from a boutique thrift shop, including wooden dining room tables and chairs and comfy couches and coffee tables where you can sit with friends or do work. There’s a pool table in back and a unique hidden room in that’s decorated as a forest! I think this room is temporarily closed due to covid-19, hopefully they open it back up soon. They take pride in preparing well crafted coffee drinks and delicious baked goods. I had a cold brew and a piece of lemon coffee cake which was delicious. They have WiFi available with a password, and a clean, nice, restroom in back for customers. It’s located in a great strip of restaurants and shops in Hollywood across from the Scientology celebrity center (which is very interesting to see)

I liked this place okay. I'm not quite sure what they were going for with the layout, but if their goal was to be the first coffee shop with a pool table and a super-mini Halloween maze in the back, props. Pool table and dim lighting? Why not, honestly ain't nobody mad. Drinks are alright and the service is friendly. Overall, even if it's not your twist it's interesting enough to still be glad you went.

What an interesting concept. I liked it a lot - not loved it though. Internet was fast and reliable for me. The service was relatively slow but thr chai latte was awesome! Their quiche was very interesting too.

Super vibey hipster coffee joint with a pool table for some reason? Good coffee if you’re ok with paying 5 for a cold brew. I also hear the chai latte is delicious. No photos are allowed so please enjoy these as I got reprimanded for taking them!

Very pleasant barista who handled everything by herself, and did so efficiently and with lots of smiles and bantor. Trendy doesn't begin to describe the decor and feel, so if you're into that then this is your place. I dig, and I loved it. Couple couches and tables up front. Additional sitting in the back. Had hot tea and it was very tasty! WARNING: Music was super loud. If I was trying to get work done I would have been hindered.

A dive bar turned Café sounds amazing in theory; unfortunately their practice falls short. Here they play the music loud and the dim lighting makes it impossible to read. They do have a pool table which is fun/unusual for a café...Still, I’m sorry to say that I cannot recommend this place. Their coffee and espresso are watery and their croissants taste like they come from Costco, gummy and zero flavor. They don’t event have a toaster to heat them. And to add insult to injury their prices are outrageous! I can get a fancy latte for $6 at blue bottle and be satisfied for the rest of the day. With the BP $6 latte I get a flat, lukewarm & watery cup of blah. Until they support a local bakery and go get some quality milk replacements (their oat milk tastes sour), I can’t say I’ll return.

Something about this cafe, its location and the clientele gives you that quintessential LA feel. Great coffee and good food. Great place to chill after a solid urban hike in the Hollywood Hills area.

I came here last night because I found it on a top list for dates in LA. The ambiance is calming but the service and product are horrible. Enjoy the rant. Service : the homely girl hiding behind the counter avoided us and stood at a corner farthest to avoid conversation or requests. She insisted that “Soy milk cannot be foamed for a latte” okay so I guess every other coffee shop I’ve ever been to lied ? She seemed irritated that I questioned her. Lazy girl can’t use a steamer I guess? Product : The cheese cakes were $7 each ! And dry as a bone. Check came out to $27 for 2 cheese cakes and two simple coffees. Wow. The coffee tasted like water. We didn’t hear an espresso machine or steamer being used I’m completely convinced the girl just used water for our drinks. Both tasted like hot water w coffee grounds. Disappointing. Thanks for nothing.